I know that jQuery.noConflict () is used to avoid a conflict between $ any other library and jQuery (i.e. prototype) But let me say that I use Prototype, MooTools and jQuery. In this case, jQuery.noConflict () will work fine for jQuery and any other combination of libraries, but then with Prototype and MooTools, if they both use $, the code / browser will determine it correctly. Note. I have never worked with Prototype and MooTools, so I'm sorry if my question is not in any sense.
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